National Historic Site · DC
The National Park Service lists 7 things to do at Frederick Douglass National Historic Site. 7 have no extra fee, 6 need no reservation, and 1 allow pets. Each listing links to the full NPS page. Data is from the NPS snapshot of Oct 28, 2026.
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To become a Frederick Douglass National Historic Site Junior Ranger, you can either visit the site or download our Junior Ranger Book. Once completed, mail your book to 1411 W Street, S.E., Washington, D.C. 20020 or you can email it to [email protected].
30-60 Minutes Year-round
Start your stamp collection and celebrate every park you visit! Explore historic sites and scenic parks managed by National Capital Parks - East and collect a unique stamp at each one.
5-10 Minutes Year-round
Explore the home of Frederick Douglass, a leading voice in the abolitionist movement.
30-120 Minutes Year-round Reservation required
Operated by America's National Parks, the bookstore sells unique educational products and books related to Frederick Douglass and African American History.
30-60 Minutes Year-round
The Visitor Center at the Frederick Douglass National Historic Site is a single-level building at street level where you will find an information desk where a ranger or volunteer is stationed, exhibits, restrooms, and other information.
5-60 Minutes Year-round
Become a Junior Ranger at parks across National Capital Parks – East! Explore, complete a booklet, and earn badges and certificates along the way!
30-90 Minutes Year-round Pets allowed
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Visitors can explore nearby historical sites and parks in the Washington, D.C. area related to the life and legacy of Frederick Douglass, African American History, and Women's History.
1-4 Hours Year-round
Check current alerts and closures, entrance fees and operating hours for Frederick Douglass. Programs and tours can change with the season or be cancelled on short notice — confirm on the NPS page before you plan around one.
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